Late 19th Century "Snag Proof" Boots Copper on Wood Print Block multiple faces with some craquelure to the

with some craquelure to the finish as shown in details

and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a doll bed I like better than this one

or if one was lost

The photo here is perhaps a bit underexposed

I'd guess made with the idea of serving as a flask of sorts--literally to hold four fingers of whiskey

Late 19th Century "Snag Proof" Boots Copper on Wood Print Block multiple faces with some craquelure to theSeems like we could all use a "snag proof" something, and I really like the form of the boot on this old copper print block. And the patina too. I found a late 1800s printed advertisement of this specific boot online, showing it was made by the Lambertville Rubber Co. Lambertville N. J. Quite a satisfying little object. 4 1 8" x 2 7 8" x 1". Good condition, with some greening to the copper, which I like.